Biologist John Hudson says reed canarygrass conquers meadows and leaves them sterile. He said it’s like replacing a forest with a parking lot.
Jake Steinberg, KTOO
After 8 months of silence, family of Juneau man killed by police in Fairbanks demands answers
The family of Cody Eyre said it’s preparing to file a federal civil rights lawsuit for access to information and monetary damages.
Sara Hannan wins Democratic primary, to face Chris Dimond in general election
A common image prevailed among her supporters: a mediator who can reconcile differences without compromising her progressive principles.
Did the blob drive humpbacks out of Southeast Alaska? Some scientists think so.
Glacier Bay is the only place in Southeast Alaska where humpback whale numbers are monitored year after year. Anecdotal reports throughout Southeast tell a similar story: Humpback numbers have been down.
Local OfficeMax donates $10,000 in supplies to Juneau schools
Store manager Adam Dordea said the supplies came from the store. Individuals in the community also made donations.
At Kindergarten Boot Camp, kids get a head start on learning
Last year, only about a third of kindergarten students in Juneau showed up to the first day of school ready to learn.
Congressman Young addresses Native issues, gun violence at forum
“To me, the Second Amendment is still the most important amendment of all the amendments,” Young said.
Valley Republican Jerry Nankervis promising jobs in statehouse bid
“I don’t believe in increasing the taxes during a recession. I think that’s bad policy,” the candidate for House District 34 said.
Looking to succeed his former boss, Jesse Kiehl mounts campaign for state Senate
Jesse Kiehl has spent the past two decades working in the Capitol, first as a staffer for former Gov. Tony Knowles, then as a legislative aide for former Sen. Kim Elton. He served as an aide for outgoing Sen. Dennis Egan until this year.
Young Coast Guardsman puts training to the test in Glacier Bay rescue
Some kayakers in Glacier Bay got knocked around by the waves and stranded. An aspiring Coast Guard rescuer hopped into the 50-degree water and swam them to safety.